If you want to display the output unchanged, use a code block:

```
output / log / whatever here
Line 2
Line 3
_even_ *Markdown* ~formatting~ ^will^ **be** 
> ignored
```

Or just indent everything with a few spaces for the same effect but more work (useful if the output contains back ticks that would close the code block)

Your normal comment text

    Output line 1
    Output line 2
    Output line 3

more comment text

That’s ok. I judge ChatGPT because it’s code sucks, so that cancels out…

And don’t listen to the promises of big companies with billion-funds, they cook with water like the rest of us.

Oh, yeah, I remember when one of our super important core systems was migrated to SaaS. My system was interfacing with it, so I got notified about the migration to make a plan. I basically told them: “We’re using $API to connect to your system. Tell me the new hostnames and IP ranges and ports and I will configure the firewall on our end. Also, our connector for your migrated system will be deployed in $IP-range so please allow these inbound connections in your firewall.”

Half a year later I got a message: “Yeah, we just found out, that $SaaS-provider never configured the firewall after our tickets and everything is reachable from the public internet. We’re forcing them to lock down the system now. Can you please tell us again from where you connect to us?”

If you put any data anywhere, assume it will be contained in a breach in the future. Blue teaming is hard. You have to be perfect every time. Red teaming is easy. You just have to wait till the blue team makes a simple mistake…

Mails sent to a company? Their or your mail account will be breached one day.

Account details on a webpage? Their user database will be leaked.

Your cloud drive, ect.

Even your data on your NAS at home or on your PC could get accessed in one way or another, you’re just a zero day and an unfortunate click away from disaster.

On the upside, as long as you do not have a target on your back, patch your stuff in a timely manner and keep some hygiene in configs, secops … You should be fine, as most automated attacks aren’t that high level and target the low hanging fruits. But that doesn’t make you completely safe.

Whips! Traps! Big round boulders rolling in your direction trying to crush you! Nazis you can punch!

I wonder… How does gravity affect you inside the earth?

In very simple thoughts: You fall down to the middle of the earth and accelerate (ok, friction would get you to the stated terminal velocity) and the decelerate on your way “up” on the other side.

A bit more complicated: But this is just a hole, meaning there’s mass all around us. So this attracts us. But right in the center, we should be attracted by all mass around us in all directions. So I guess it pulls is into the center of mass? Or maybe it cancels all out and there is no gravity?

To be fair, if you would use your PC as rarely as you seem to use your gaming console, it’s probably also want to take an hour to update…

Instructions unclear, drinking straw stuck in telescope.

I guess it’s flat anti cookie.

What immediate stands out to me: the secure attribute is not set (only transmit via TLS, never unencrypted). Also - especially if used for a session cookie - the HttpOnly attribute should probably also be set (=value not accessible from JS, only sent in request headers).

There are 69 reasons why I don’t need a flexible spine.

In the German Ubuntu Wiki there’s a list of many streaming URLs of (local) radio stations ordered by country: https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Internetradio/Stationen/

Then they also have this list of online only radio stations, but those are heavily skewed towards German stations: https://wiki.ubuntuusers.de/Internetradio/Internetradio-Stationen/

Just plug those URLs into VLC or any other app of your choice (heck, even the browser should work) and you’re good to go.

Yes

…Fireball?

Generally yes, the DM doesn’t need to answer all things (heoght be revealing some secrets after all, where you can ambush, poison food, whatever). BUT he better is prepared after the questions

That’s instantly on the list!

Wishlist or government agency watchlist?

Yes.

For starters, just ask your DM three questions (assuming enemies are sentient and civilized beings, not just “wildlife”) and watch him sweat nervously:

• Where do the enemies sleep?
• Where do they cook, eat and store food?
• Where are the toilets?

Yeah, but HTML5 needs a webbrowser that may have an Adblocker and then you cannot do tracking and you „cannot“ earn money. Also all (client side) features are potentially available for anyone and anyone can provide userscripts to improve your webpage for free.

If you wrap it in an App, it’s against the DMCA (or your local equivalent) to reverse the App and disable the tracking. Or make a better version, or enable some features that are purely client side and you just decided to paywall into a subscription to earn more money. Or generally do anything that might hurt your current or future profits.

That’s Black Mirror S01E02 - Fifteen Million Merits. It’s on Netflix.

If you haven’t seen that Series, give it a try. Also it’s an anthology, so you can usually watch any episode in any order without needing the other episodes (at least as far as I have watched it).

Every episode is usually its own story in its own universe and depicts a not-very-far-in-the-future dystopia that (ab)uses media and technology and extrapolates from our current social issues.

John Wick: I’m coming for you!

…wait…